Cambridgeshire Deaf Association is inviting deaf people to a free British Sign Language (BSL) tour of Living Water, the new exhibition at Cambridge University Library, on Saturday 17 October.
Ky from our team explains the tour in BSL, with captions, in the video above.
What is Living Water?
Living Water: Poetry, Art and the Fight for Clean Rivers is an exhibition of poems and artwork about our rivers and the campaign to keep them clean.
The tour is led by the exhibition’s curator, Dr Mark Wormald. A BSL interpreter will be with the group throughout, so you can follow everything that is said and ask your own questions.
Tour details
- Date: Saturday 17 October 2026
- Time: 11am to 12pm
- Where: Cambridge University Library, West Road, Cambridge CB3 9DR
- Cost: free, but you need to book
- Access: BSL interpreted, step-free entry, accessible parking and toilets, and large print guides
Coffee and a chat afterwards
After the tour we will head upstairs to the café for a coffee and a chat. It is a relaxed chance to talk about what you have seen and catch up with friends.
How to book
Tickets are free, but you do need to book. Everyone needs their own ticket, including children, who are welcome with an adult. Carers and babies in arms do not need a ticket.
If you know someone who would enjoy this, please pass it on. Not everyone sees social media or local posters.
